After Walt Disney’s first animation studio in Kansas City failed, he moved to Hollywood and opened the Disney Brother’s Studio in 1923. His early Hollywood years were during the Roaring Twenties, when motion pictures began to talk (1927), the Jazz Age was in full swing, and young women became liberated, wore garish clothes and were called flappers. So don’t be surprised when you see a musical celebration of this era in Carthay Circle on Buena Vista Street.
